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# Camp Hell: A Psycop Novel

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Review: Gripping, sexy, and thoroughly enjoyable - Vic Bayne is a PsyCop. He's the psychic half of a detective team assigned to special cases where certain types of paranormal activity may be at work. His boyfriend, Jacob, is also a PsyCop, but he's the non-psychic half of a separate detective team in a different precinct. Vic rates as a level five medium (the scale goes to seven), and he's able to easily hear and see the spirits of the deceased who have not moved on yet. Institutionalized when young because of the voices he heard and visions he had, he signed up for training at Heliotrope Station (nicknamed "Camp Hell") when it was realized he was psychic and not schizophrenic. Training at Heliotrope was much more intense than he bargained for, and he was mentally, physically, and emotionally abused, and his memories of time spent there have been self-repressed. But he still carries the emotional scars, and they easily resurface. In the fifth book of the PsyCop series, "Camp Hell", Vic's life is turned over and jumbled up. He's discovered that he is virtually non-existent on the Internet, all people he went to Camp Hell with are also nowhere to be found in searches, a different organization (the FPMP) has been following him and keeping surveillance on him for years, and a particularly troublesome ghost is pushing him to his limits. And to top it off, his relationship with Jacob is strained to near-breaking point. The characters come to life in this book. It's fulfilling that the characters do indeed grow. They learn from their experiences and they mature. Vic is not the same person he was in "Among the Living", and it's apparent here. Jacob, likewise, grows and matures, and even Vic's new partner, Zig, becomes much more three-dimensional and undergoes emotional growth. Jordan Castillo Price does an excellent job of not letting her characters stagnate, as often happens in serial novels. There are many separate plot-lines in "Camp Hell", each of them interesting enough for the own story, and it's very impressive that Price manages to balance them and give each plot thread the proper amount of attention, tying them all together to make one cohesive story. There's a healthy amount of pretty explicit eroticism tossed in that adds an air of steaminess to what would normally be just a gripping and exciting thriller. While the previous novel, "Secrets", ended abruptly on a bit of a cliff-hanger, "Camp Hell" has a very satisfying and conclusive ending. The open plots that were previously started are all closed in a fulfilling manner. As an added bonus, the readers and fans are treated to some surprising, and exciting, revelations about Victor and Jacob... revelations that will be sure to influence future novels. With witty and smart dialog, steamy romance, chilling supernatural ghosts, and compelling characters, "Camp Hell" is an excellent story and is one of my favorites of the PsyCop series.
Review: 4 stars - I really liked this one, definitely more than the previous book! I loved learning more about Camp Hell and Victor's experiences, even though they were painful. The FPMP was spooky and interesting and I really do like that whole plot. I also adored Victor starting to come into his own, acknowledging that he'd been suppressing and downplaying his ability as a way of self-preservation. I really look forward to him become more comfortable with his ability. I also thought Jacob's new-found ability was super cool, and I just loved his reactions. Victor and Jacob's relationship felt more even in this one, though I do still have a bit of a problem with how Victor can't ever actually stay mad at Jacob, especially when Jacob is in the wrong. There was a fair bit of secret keeping on Victor's part in this book, but it was never for long, and he seemed more to do it in order to get his head around things, not because he didn't want Jacob to know. Which is more than Jacob could say last book... Glad they finally talked about Crash, and *super* glad they said no threesome. I just really don't feel like it would have been a good fit for their relationship as we've seen it. The sex continues to be hot, though I was pretty grossed out by the margarine-as-lube scene, not going to lie.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,209,875 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #449 in Erotic Horror (Books) #875 in LGBTQ+ Mysteries & Thrillers |
| Book 5 of 15  | PsyCop |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (828) |
| Dimensions  | 6 x 0.58 x 9 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 0981875262 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0981875262 |
| Item Weight  | 12.2 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 254 pages |
| Publication date  | March 5, 2009 |
| Publisher  | JCP Books |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gripping, sexy, and thoroughly enjoyable
*by R***I on April 22, 2010*

Vic Bayne is a PsyCop. He's the psychic half of a detective team assigned to special cases where certain types of paranormal activity may be at work. His boyfriend, Jacob, is also a PsyCop, but he's the non-psychic half of a separate detective team in a different precinct. Vic rates as a level five medium (the scale goes to seven), and he's able to easily hear and see the spirits of the deceased who have not moved on yet. Institutionalized when young because of the voices he heard and visions he had, he signed up for training at Heliotrope Station (nicknamed "Camp Hell") when it was realized he was psychic and not schizophrenic. Training at Heliotrope was much more intense than he bargained for, and he was mentally, physically, and emotionally abused, and his memories of time spent there have been self-repressed. But he still carries the emotional scars, and they easily resurface. In the fifth book of the PsyCop series, "Camp Hell", Vic's life is turned over and jumbled up. He's discovered that he is virtually non-existent on the Internet, all people he went to Camp Hell with are also nowhere to be found in searches, a different organization (the FPMP) has been following him and keeping surveillance on him for years, and a particularly troublesome ghost is pushing him to his limits. And to top it off, his relationship with Jacob is strained to near-breaking point. The characters come to life in this book. It's fulfilling that the characters do indeed grow. They learn from their experiences and they mature. Vic is not the same person he was in "Among the Living", and it's apparent here. Jacob, likewise, grows and matures, and even Vic's new partner, Zig, becomes much more three-dimensional and undergoes emotional growth. Jordan Castillo Price does an excellent job of not letting her characters stagnate, as often happens in serial novels. There are many separate plot-lines in "Camp Hell", each of them interesting enough for the own story, and it's very impressive that Price manages to balance them and give each plot thread the proper amount of attention, tying them all together to make one cohesive story. There's a healthy amount of pretty explicit eroticism tossed in that adds an air of steaminess to what would normally be just a gripping and exciting thriller. While the previous novel, "Secrets", ended abruptly on a bit of a cliff-hanger, "Camp Hell" has a very satisfying and conclusive ending. The open plots that were previously started are all closed in a fulfilling manner. As an added bonus, the readers and fans are treated to some surprising, and exciting, revelations about Victor and Jacob... revelations that will be sure to influence future novels. With witty and smart dialog, steamy romance, chilling supernatural ghosts, and compelling characters, "Camp Hell" is an excellent story and is one of my favorites of the PsyCop series.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 stars
*by N***E on November 16, 2015*

I really liked this one, definitely more than the previous book! I loved learning more about Camp Hell and Victor's experiences, even though they were painful. The FPMP was spooky and interesting and I really do like that whole plot. I also adored Victor starting to come into his own, acknowledging that he'd been suppressing and downplaying his ability as a way of self-preservation. I really look forward to him become more comfortable with his ability. I also thought Jacob's new-found ability was super cool, and I just loved his reactions. Victor and Jacob's relationship felt more even in this one, though I do still have a bit of a problem with how Victor can't ever actually stay mad at Jacob, especially when Jacob is in the wrong. There was a fair bit of secret keeping on Victor's part in this book, but it was never for long, and he seemed more to do it in order to get his head around things, not because he didn't want Jacob to know. Which is more than Jacob could say last book... Glad they finally talked about Crash, and *super* glad they said no threesome. I just really don't feel like it would have been a good fit for their relationship as we've seen it. The sex continues to be hot, though I was pretty grossed out by the margarine-as-lube scene, not going to lie.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GREAT Book! Another Stellar Installment! Good Series Progression!
*by R***A on April 11, 2012*

Camp Hell delivers more of PsyCop goodness. There is Vic's funny introspection, Jacob in all his glory, more insight in to the depth of Vic's powers and his past, and we learn more about Jacob as a person. Readers who are ready to start with installment #5 are well acquainted with Vic and well, he is good old Vic: "The map of the transit system should've been easy to read. I knew where I was, and I knew where I was going. The routes were color-coded. But there was that transfer thing, and the special Sunday turnaround, and every time I thought I had a handle on which train station I should go to, the route dissolved in my mind and I was left gazing at the big map and starting over again at "you are here." " "Miraculously, nothing landed on my suit - which I was dying to get out of, but the thought of being naked with all that judgmental, muscular bulk in my house made me uneasy ..." And Jacob, is ... well ... Jacob: "I heard Jacob come in and bound up the stairs. He's got energy to do things like that, because he eats right, exercises, and doesn't take questionable pills." And as ever present, there is the city of Chicago making its appearance subtly by description: "A faraway gunshot, a few blocks away, at least. There weren't any followup shots, or screams or sires, either. Typical noise. I'd been sleeping through it for years." Camp Hell brings some interesting changes to the series and it truly is one of my favorites in the series. To begin with, the book itself is longer than the earlier novellas - it is close to 300 pages. While this series has always been more character driven than romance focused, Vic and Jacob's relationship has some serious progression which is very nice to read about. Not only is their relationship progression, but Vic is getting closer to learning about his own history. Through an interesting method of writing flashbacks into the story, Ms. Price shows us Vic in his early twenties and what life was like for him while he was in Camp Hell. Vic reflects on his attitude when he was young and makes fun of who he used to be. In her typical style, the scenes are funny but emotionally gripping as well. One of the most rewarding parts of this book for me focuses on Jacob and what he learns about himself. Jacob is more vulnerable in Camp Hell - vulnerable emotionally that is. He makes his love for Vic known and there are quite a few scenes that had me on the floor due to the sweetness. Basically, Jacob is becoming more three dimensional to the readers because, I think, he is becoming more three dimensional to Vic. He is not just beefcake anymore. The hardest part of finishing Camp Hell (although I finished the book with a huge smile on my face) is knowing that there is only one more published book left in the series. Although Ms. Price is working on sequel which should be out later this year. Thank goodness..

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